‎CLINTON (Bill)‎
‎My Life‎

‎Reflections on my life before and after Doctor DAHESH ‎

‎Jeune levrier, 2007. Couverture souple. État : Comme neuf. Grand In-8 (15.5 X 23.5 cm) Reliure d'éditeur, Ouvrage en anglais, 556 pages.Twenty five years after his death in the United States—the Land of Exile of Daheshism since the civil war has ravaged Lebanon—the memory of Doctor Dahesh is still alive in the hearts of his disciples. Curiously enough, very little is known in the West about this man who has unequivocally amazed the Levant with his miracles, and captivated the attention of a whole generation by his persona and teaching. In his book, Reflections On My Life, Joseph Chakkour comes out of his silence to relate to us how he met this man in Beirut, and how his life was affected by him, though nothing in his life had predestined him to be a Daheshist—or so he thought. And that’s the astonishing part, which gave life to an unexpected book, a sincere, humoristic, moving, and most of all, baffling book! As to the author, he turns out to be an excellent storyteller—to his surprise, mostly! Once you read his words, you will discover that the humor of the biographer has nothing to envy to the exactitude of the portraitist. This saga novel will surely make its own headway “ To believe in a truth that goes against the tide when, and because, everyone believes in it is not that much of a feat. The real exploit, in my view, is to believe in it when deep in our heart we know we are facing a revelation, though the whole world might think otherwise. When my time came to choose what to believe, I chose not to close my eyes to the obvious, and it turned out to be my life. And here I am now, lifting my voice as one who was touched, to relate what I witnessed and what I felt. I come also to relate the very instances Doctor Dahesh cared to share with me, because to live them again and again is a joy in itself. In his book Words, Doctor Dahesh says, “My word is part of my heart, shard of my soul, essence of my whole.” That is how I meant my words to be. I know they are not perfect, but they are true to form—my form, or soul.” Reduction des frais port pour les envois dans le monde. Port gratuit en France. Reduction in port charges for shipments in the world. Free shipping in France.‎

‎Pasternak, B. Sister my life. Summer 1917. Pasternak, B. Sister my life. New Yo‎

‎Pasternak, B. Sister my life. Summer 1917. Pasternak, B. Sister my life. New York: Washington Square press, 1967./Pasternak, B. Sestra moya zhizn. Leto 1917 goda. Pasternak, B. Sister my life. Nyu-York: Washingtom square press, 1967. Pasternak, B. Sister my life. Summer 1917. Pasternak, B. Sister my life. New York: Washington Square press, 1967.We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUbd-991cb3703d64beac.‎

‎The True Story of My Life: A Sketch. Translated by Mary Howitt. - [THE FIRST SEPARATE EDITION OF THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF H.C.A.]‎

‎London, Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1847. Orig. red-brown full cloth. Boards and back blindtooled (Remnant & Edmonds, London). Capitals worn, especially upper capital, small nick to upper part of back. Inner hinges a bit weak. Internally nice and clean. W. half-title. VIII, 298 pp + Publisher's Catalogue (32 pp).‎

‎First English language edition, being the first separate edition, of Hans Christian Andersen's first official autobiography. The English edition preceded the Danish with 95 years (!), as the first Danish edition did not appear until 1942, when it was issued by H. Topsøe-Jensen under the title ""Mit eget Eventyr uden Digtning"" (i.e. ""My Own Fairy Tale Without Poetry""). The first German edition appeared as an introduction in the collected German edition of Andersen's works, also in 1847, under the title: ""Das Märchen meines Lebens ohne Dichtung."" The general idea that underlies the work is that life is like a fairy tale and that God makes curious things happen. ""This True Story of his Life will not be found the least interesting of his writings"" indeed, to me it seems one of the most so. It furnishes the key, as it were to all the rest [...]"" (Translator's preface). The autobiography is written in the same wonderful language and with the same straightforward mystique that characterizes H.C. Andersen's other writings, and the person H.C.A. cannot be said to be less interesting or intriguing than his fairy tales. ""My life is a lovely story, happy and full of incident. If, when I was a boy, and went forth into the world poor and friendless, a good fairy had met me and said, ""Choose now thy own course through life [...]"" (the initiating lines of Chapter one). H.C. Andresen wrote his autobiography while travelling in Europe. Numerous interruptions appeared, and Andersen sent the sheets of the manuscript off to the publisher as they were written, which meant that he did not have the earlier parts of the work with him when he wrote the latter. The work also much exceeded the length that he had intended. The manuscript was written in Danish and was translated into English and German the year after he had finished the final sheets (August 1846). For this work he only worked on one single manuscript, and made all of the numerous corrections directly in this, meaning that it was exceedingly difficult to read and that it could not be sent to a translator straight away. The publisher had been told to send the sheets of the manuscript directly to his friend and financial advisor, Edvard Collin, as they arrived, and Collin, realizing that no stranger would be able to read the manuscript, made a fair copy of the entire manuscript, correcting all of Andersen's linguistic and stylistic errors. In return he got to keep the manuscript, which is why it was still in existence almost 100 years later, when the first Danish edition of it was to be printed. Andersen borrowed his manuscript from Collin, when, some years later, he had to deliver a Danish autobiography for the edition of his collected works. He used it as the basis for ""Mit Livs Eventyr"" (The Fairy Tale of My Life""), which appeared in his collected works in 1854-55, but which is much different from the present and principal autobiography.‎

‎Nicholas Daniloff Nicholas Daniloff. Of Spies and Spokesmen: My Life As a Cold ‎

‎Nicholas Daniloff Nicholas Daniloff. Of Spies and Spokesmen: My Life As a Cold War Correspondent About Spies and Speakers: My Life as a Cold War Correspondent. In Russian /NicholasDaniloff Nikolas Daniloff. OfSpies and Spokesmen:My Life As a Cold War Correspondent O Shpionakh i Spikerakh: Moya zhizn korrespondenta vremen Kholodnoy voyny. US University of Missouri: First ed 2008. 456c.We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available.SKUalb110891d3a2e09815.‎

‎Urusov character: S. S. Urusova. My life. E. A. Fadeeva. And my life has alrea‎

‎Urusov character: S. S. Urusova. My life. E. A. Fadeeva. And my life has already been lived. In Russian /Urusovskiy kharakter: S. S. Urusova. Moya zhizn. E. A. Fadeeva. A zhizn uzhe prozhita. Revised commentary by M. M. Kononov. Author foretold by E. S. Khokhlov. Series: First Person. History of Russia in Memories, Diaries, Letters. M. The New Chronograph 2021. 432 p. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalbe232b888ae8b3898.‎